FAQ

Why is there equipment in the right-of-way?

A technician was recently in your area to check the signal strength of local cell towers, ensuring they are functioning properly and at optimal capacity. The equipment placed in the right-of-way is our testing equipment and will be retrieved within 7-10 calendar days. There will be no construction or digging, and no service interruptions in your area.

Why was it placed near my house?

Technicians are given a general area, typically ranging from half a square mile to one square mile, where the equipment will perform optimally and yield the best results. The equipment is usually positioned in locations with existing infrastructure such as cable boxes, fiber optic boxes, or light/power poles to minimize interference and obstructions.

Who hired you?

We are a private third-party contractor working for national carriers. Due to non-disclosure agreements, we are unable to disclose specific details about our contracts.

Will there be service interruptions?

Our testing equipment is designed to assess open signals, ensuring that there will be no service interruptions.

Will there be any construction?

Once our testing is completed, it will appear as though we were never there. There will be no digging or construction in the area at any time.

Is any other information collected?

No information is gathered other than the signal strength produced by the nearby towers.

How long will the equipment be out there?

The equipment is typically retrieved within seven to ten calendar days from the date it was placed.